Polar Bears and Climate Change (ActionBioscience)
This plain language article by an internationally recognized polar bear and global warming expert makes the threat to polar bears pretty clear: lose sea ice, lose the species.
This plain language article by an internationally recognized polar bear and global warming expert makes the threat to polar bears pretty clear: lose sea ice, lose the species.
NRDC's climate policy director David Doniger, a former EPA climate negotiator, talks about "pulling teeth" at last week's climate talks in Bali.
A team of 20 runners is sprinting 15,200 miles in 95 days around the globe to raise funds and awareness for the world’s drinking water crisis. You can follow their journey through videos and blog posts (who knew Russian hotels served the best breakfasts
Brazilian photographer Sebastiao Salgado devotes the last of his great documentary projects to recording "the unblemished faces of nature and humanity." His first stop in the eight-year photographic journey is the Galapagos Islands -- see the photos from
If you missed Live Earth, MSNBC has a nice roundup, including a director's cut video compiling footage from all the concerts.
Stunning photos of an icy blue world at risk from global warming. "The Arctic without ice would be like a garden without soil."
In my totally unbiased opinion, this new people-focused website from NRDC brings a whole new dimension to ocean conservation. Dive into the personal stories, news, photos, and resources that will help you keep our oceans healthy.
This year's inductee into the World Owl Hall of Fame is going to be difficult to top -- Owly, a visually impaired short-eared owl, inspired an autistic child to speak.
Great adversarial interview with Republican strategist Frank Luntz on Grist; both sides land a few good punches.
Synthetic chemicals in the environment are making animals' hormones go haywire. What might this mean for female humans?
transfixing visualization of the world's births, deaths and CO2 emissions, in real time. make sure your audio is on.
daily chimp drama brought to you by researchers from the Jane Goodall Institute in Gombe, Tanzania. You need Google Earth to read the full blog posts.
The Street has discovered clean energy and is throwing money at it? I need to check on my 403b portfolio.
photos and videos of pretty, pretty jellyfish. i wasn't expecting to spend more than a minute on this site, but it was entrancing.
the average elementary school produces more than 18,000 pounds of lunchroom waste each year. This site does more than help you figure out how to pack a better lunch -- it shows parents and kids how to start a school program. the section on success stories
